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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Saad. After teaching generative AI to 39,000+ learners across 100+ countries, I kept hearing the same thing: "I want to actually USE AI, not get a PhD in it." So we built a free, hands-on masterclass — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, prompt engineering, image and code generation, and AI agents — with zero coding or maths required. It's the exact beginner path we wish we'd had. Totally free, lifetime access. Would love your feedback on what's most useful (and what's missing).
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A free course covering this many tools is genuinely impressive, especially with lifetime access. One thing that would make it even better: a community space or Discord where learners can share prompts and troubleshoot agent workflows together. Studying prompt engineering in isolation is fine, but comparing approaches with others is where the real learning accelerates.
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A community space to share student projects would be really valuable. Maybe a gallery or forum where learners can post their AI agents, prompts, or code experiments and get feedback from instructors and peers.
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One thing I'd love to see is a community space or Discord where students can share prompts and troubleshoot AI agent projects together. The content looks solid, but learning feels lonely without peers to bounce ideas off, especially for the more complex agent-building sections.
Congrats on launching DeepLearnHQ! Learn to actually use AI — free, hands-on masterclas is a genuinely exciting direction. Cheering you on and wishing you a fantastic launch! 🚀
A free course covering this many tools is genuinely impressive, especially with lifetime access. One thing that would make it even better: a community space or Discord where learners can share prompts and troubleshoot agent workflows together. Studying prompt engineering in isolation is fine, but comparing approaches with others is where the real learning accelerates.
A community space to share student projects would be really valuable. Maybe a gallery or forum where learners can post their AI agents, prompts, or code experiments and get feedback from instructors and peers.
One thing I'd love to see is a community space or Discord where students can share prompts and troubleshoot AI agent projects together. The content looks solid, but learning feels lonely without peers to bounce ideas off, especially for the more complex agent-building sections.
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Congrats on launching DeepLearnHQ! Learn to actually use AI — free, hands-on masterclas is a genuinely exciting direction. Cheering you on and wishing you a fantastic launch! 🚀